The intro was very well done and introduced the story in a nice way.
Once again, it’s better and more interesting for the reader if you show through actions that Angel grew confident overtime because most readers don’t want to learn about that through lines of narration.
When Mr Russo came up with the concert idea, it seemed very sudden and the principal seemed a bit too quick to agree especially with no planning for it.
It was confusing at first who Mr Russo was and what is age was because he IS a love interest so he can’t be a 59 year old, but it kind of felt like he was at first because he was already such a well known businessman even though that’s kind of besides my point.
Were the girls at the beginning when they were announcing the concert Angel’s friends?
I really liked the montage of all the jobs she had, it was a quick and easy way of explaining what she’s been through in a way. A good example of showing, not telling. My favorite.
All of the endings for each episode seemed quite anti climatic. Like when she saw Mr Russo at the restaurant it didn’t seem like such a big deal. Or when he was saying “Is she worth it?”. It felt like of course he’d be talking to the hostess about how well it could work out. Although I can’t really talk, I’m always in a rush to finish an episode I end at the randomest time.
The author characters were a good way to show that it was a collaboration but seemed a bit unnecessary because if readers enjoyed the story, they’d read on anyways.
Since I’m all about the realism of stories, I don’t think the restaurant owner would care if she got a bit distracted especially after seeing someone she knew.
I think the readerMessages are good because it shows that choices doceffect things which to a reader is so exciting and definitely shows there was work put into the story.
The spot directing was done very nicely and must’ve taken a while!
It was never said what happened to the mom after the nurse called Angel.
I was confused as to why there were gates at the school because it looked kind of like a prison.
It seemed a bit odd that a stranger was giving Angel some clothes.
All of the outfits were really cute and had a lot of clothing pieces, accessories, and details.
The layering in the kitchen when the owner called Easton (I think) and Angel was off, Easton was below a waitress already there when he should be on top.
The relationship between the mom and Angel was adorable and heartwarming. There were a few poignant scenes with them!
We only really see the shy Angel other than the Angel performing on stage who looked confident. Will we see her later on?
I noticed that on I think all of Angel’s outfits she wore the same necklace. That’s supposed to happen, right? And is there a meaning behind it if you don’t mind me asking? I think it’s cool to add a little detail like that because it makes the story feel all the more realistic.
Anyways, I think I went on a little bit too much. I really enjoyed the story and it was a unique idea! I’m excited for new episodes to be published!